1. Brain balance function training Pregnant mothers often choose cesarean section due to factors such as abnormal fetal position, umbilical cord entanglement, and overweight. These factors usually result in insufficient development of the vestibular function of the fetal brain and insufficient maternal activity. Therefore, after such a baby is born, his attention will inevitably be affected to a certain extent.
How to train: In the first 3 months, parents should often hold the baby and gently rock it moderately, so that the brain\’s balance ability can be initially exercised;
When 7-8 months old, the baby\’s crawling ability must be trained, which is very helpful for training the child\’s hand and foot coordination;
After 1 year old, let your baby walk more on the balance beam, or play more games such as swings and merry-go-rounds.
2. Proprioceptive training: Babies born by caesarean section lack the most natural proprioceptive training for birth canal squeezing, so their body reactions are usually slow, their coordination ability is poor, and they have problems such as obstacles.
How to train: Encourage your child to participate in a variety of physical activities. Smaller babies can play somersault games, and older babies can play ball, jump rope, swim, badminton and other training.
3. Tactile training If the baby born by caesarean section still likes to suck hands after two or three years old, parents should pay attention. In addition to sucking hands, they also like to bite their nails and pen tips. In terms of personality, such children are more likely to lose their temper, be timid, neurotic, cry-loving, picky about food, and like to mess with others.
How to train: As the age continues to grow, let the children perform various tactile training, such as: let the children play with water, sand, and mud from an early age; let them dry themselves; let them learn to swim or walk barefoot; in short , play any game with your child that requires physical contact.
Warm reminder: Babies born by caesarean section are smart, naughty and easily nervous. Parents should not reprimand or punish them for this, because they do not intentionally cause trouble, but need to be nurtured and corrected.